Calling All Art-Loving Pups!
We’re throwing our members a bone with an exclusive, first-of-its-kind event at the Art Gallery of Alberta! On Sunday, March 16, bring your four-legged best friend (on a leash, of course!) for a special pilot experience exploring the gallery in a whole new way.
Exclusive Gallery Access: 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Please note: 10:30am is the last admission to ensure sufficient time to visit exhibitions. We kindly ask you to leave by 11:00am when the AGA opens to the general public.
Tickets: $10+GST (includes up to 2 people and 1 dog)
What’s the scoop?
- Drop in self-guided visit where you and your pup can explore the gallery together
- An opportunity to bring a non-member friend—because great experiences are meant to be shared
- A one-of-a-kind morning designed just for our valued members
- We kindly ask that a waiver be signed
*Please monitor your dogs’ health and behavior and attend responsibly.
**AGA reserves the right to ask guests to leave if there is a problem.
(*please login to see Members' pricing)
Why are you charging $10?
$10 fee supports cost recovery to open the gallery early for this exclusive member experience.
What is included?
Each ticket includes up to 2 people and 1 dog for a self-guided visit of open exhibitions.
What happens if my dog as an accident?
Kindly pick up after your dog. Dog waste bags, mop and/or disinfectant will be onsite.
Will there be water stations?
Yes, AGA will have dog bowls with water onsite.
Can I bring a non-member guest?
Absolutely! The AGA Member can invite any one guest of their choosing. The $10 admission includes up to 2 people and 1 dog.
What can I do if my guest would like to bring a dog too?
Please buy an additional $10 ticket- this helps us manage the number of people and dogs within the experience so we can learn!
What if I am not currently a member?
Buy a membership today and you can then buy an AGA Dog Day ticket. Feel free to call us at 780.422.6223.
Can I bring my dog on public transit?
Please visit Riding ETS for the most current information. It is our understanding that “Passengers are permitted to travel on buses and LRT with a pet provided the pet is properly confined in an appropriate container (for example, a cage) and remains confined for the duration of the trip. Use care and courtesy to avoid inconveniencing or injuring other passengers. No fare is required for the animal.”
Sponsorship
This special pilot event is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Second Street Fund, helping us explore new ways to make the AGA an even more engaging and inclusive space for our community. Thank you Midwest Property Management for making this possible.